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Buying a Home in Plano

Plano's market is one of the more affordable in Kendall County, most active in the $250K–$375K range. Lakewood Springs is the largest subdivision and consistently sees the strongest demand thanks to its lake amenities, while older established neighborhoods near downtown offer character homes at lower price points.

New construction is limited but pockets of activity remain on the west and south edges of town. The District 88 schools and Route 34 access toward Yorkville and Aurora make Plano a popular choice for buyers priced out of larger neighboring towns. Listings update daily — bookmark this page or save your search to stay current.

→ Read the full Plano community guide for schools, lifestyle, and relocating details.

Plano at a Glance

  • Active listings: 100+
  • Typical price range: $250K–$375K
  • Median $/sqft: roughly $170–$185
  • Typical DOM: 18–28 days
  • Sale-to-list ratio: ~97–99%
  • School district: Plano CUSD 88
  • County: Kendall
  • Major routes: US Route 34, Eldamain Rd

Plano Market Snapshot

A quick look at what the Plano housing market is doing right now. Last updated July 17, 2026 · Updated daily.

🏠39Active Listings
💰$355KMedian List Price
📐$183Median $/Sq Ft
⏱️~24 daysMedian Days on Market
🆕6New This Week
📈~98%Sale-to-List Ratio
🏗️<5%New Construction Share
🔻1Price Reduced This Week

Common Questions About Buying in Plano

Answers to the questions buyers actively shopping Plano ask most.

How fast are homes selling in Plano right now?
Well-priced Plano homes typically go under contract in three to four weeks, with the most competitive activity in the $250K–$375K band. Townhomes in Lakewood Springs and Lakewood Springs Club are the fastest movers — the best-priced units draw offers within the first week. Acreage and custom properties on the edges of town usually take 45–90 days.
What price range moves fastest in Plano?
The $250K–$375K range is Plano's sweet spot. Lakewood Springs–area townhomes in the $200Ks to low $300Ks and character homes near the downtown grid under $300K see the quickest showings and the most competition. Buyers in this range should have pre-approval ready before touring.
How many homes are typically for sale in Plano?
Active inventory in Plano typically runs 30–50 homes, with spring and summer at the high end and winter noticeably tighter. It's a smaller market than Yorkville or Oswego, so new listings get attention fast — same-day alerts matter here.
Are there new construction homes available in Plano?
Not from production builders right now. M/I Homes finished out Lakewood Springs Club in 2023, and as of mid-2026 no national builder is actively selling in town apart from occasional custom infill. Near-new resales in Lakewood Springs Club — mostly in the high $300s — fill that demand, and D.R. Horton's Grande Reserve townhomes in Yorkville (from about $310K) are the closest new-build alternative. We cover both paths.
What school district serves Plano homes?
Most of Plano is served by Plano CUSD 88 — a compact, five-school district with every campus in town, including Plano High School and Plano Middle School. A pocket on the far east side near Eldamain Road (including Schaefer Woods) feeds Yorkville CUSD 115 instead, so always verify assignment by exact address.
How do I schedule a Plano home tour with O'Neil Property Group?
Call or text Kealan O'Neil at (630) 425-8815, or use our contact form. Our office is at 201 E Veterans Pkwy in Yorkville — about 20 minutes from Plano. Buyer consultations are free and we can typically schedule showings within 24–48 hours.

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